They are both incredibly stubborn they love a fish taco or 5, and most importantly, what truly lies beneath their 'enemies' front is far from hatred. However, little do they know, the pair have more in common than just being co-workers that despise each other. In fact, one might say that they are enemies. What could possibly go wrong? Well, for starters, Lina Martin and Aaron Blackford do not see eye to eye. What is one to do? Well, with the clock ticking and no other options on the table, Lina reluctantly accepts Aaron's offer. Clark Kent look-alike with one scow too many, on Lina's 'oh hell no list' and much to Lina’s annoyance, the only viable option. The American Roommate Experiment by Elena Armas is available to download for free from Libby.And the bachelorette needs a wedding date, like yesterday! Cue Aaron Blackford. One thing I did like was that it was written in a dual POV so I got to see inside both the character’s thoughts and feelings about one another. Although I liked the characters, I didn’t feel bonded enough with either of them to fully enjoy the story. The reason I said I didn’t really enjoy the book was because it didn’t exceed the expectation I had of Spanish Love Deception. They have one of the most romantic comebacks and have a happy ending. They begin a fake dating pact to help influence her writing but they end up falling in love for each other, I’m aware it is very cliché. Rosie has been struggling with her romance writing and looks at Lucas for inspiration for her novels. Instead of moving separate ways they learn to love being in one another’s presence and create a plan to simultaneously live in the apartment with one another. They get in an awkward situation when Rosie decides to stay at Lina’s apartment while she is away on her honeymoon not knowing that Lucas was due to stay at Lina’s apartment as well. Rosie Graham is Catalina’s best friend while Lucas is Catalina’s cousin. It follows two characters, Rosie Graham and Lucas Martin who are mutuals between Catalina Martin. However, it did not live up to the hype and anticipation that was coming from this book. I LOVED The Spanish Love Deception which urged me to read this sequel. First off, I would like to acknowledge that this book is a “sequel” to Armas’s The Spanish Love Deception so I would read that before reading this book.
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